Generating random variates from a bicompositional Dirichlet distribution

In English A composition is a vector of positive components summing to a constant. The sample space of a composition is the simplex and the sample space of two compositions, a bicomposition, is a Cartesian product of two simplices. We present a way of generating random variates from a bicompositional Dirichlet distribution defined on the Cartesian product of two simplices using the rejection method. We derive a general solution for finding a dominating density function and a rejection constant, and also compare this solution to using a uniform dominating density function. Finally some examples of generated bicompositional random variates, with varying
number of components, are presented.